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10 photos and 2 illustrations tagged times, from 7 members of Flickr Commons.

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1900

2013

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br@mbly said:
Edward I castle at Caernarfon. The king promised the Welsh a ruler who spoke not a word of English and appeared on the balcony of this castle with his baby son, who spoke not a word of anything. Thus did Edward of Caernarfon become the first English Prince of Wales. BTW, no one spells it Carnarvon any more, not even us English ;-)
andrewafoley2005 said:
I don't understand why somebody has tagged this photo with "Scotland".
br@mbly said:
The same person who can't spell crenellation, I suppose;-)
The Library of Congress said:
Sorry for delay in responding. We'll add "Caernarfon, Wales" to the title and a note to clarify the location. We've been leaving most tags "as is" in case the word(s) are there because of a resemblance or reminder to a similar scene. Haven't quite figured out how to flag such tags to avoid confusion when a search for "Scotland" includes a photo of Wales. Hopefully the new title will help. ("Crenelation" turned out to be an alternate spelling for "crenellation.")
br@mbly said:
Gosh! Did it? That's interesting:-)

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caramoul25 said:
Wonderful and poetic picture.
Cassie LeClair said:
THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL IMAGE! THE GROUP, IT'S BEAUTY CAPTURED, WANTS YOU TO JOIN www.flickr.com/groups/772615@N24
Steep Spark said:
notice - no utility poles - not even telegraph connections
Daniela Verduci said:
Interesting picture.....shoted many times ago! I like how the kids are dressed.. Ciao :-)
dreamy anchita said:
wowwwwwwww incredible......

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Cesar Romero Robles said:
1900.. Victoria Theater.. Charles Thorley.. Pabst Hotel: digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/dgkeysearchdetail.cfm... Rialto Theater.. Times Building.. Paramount Theater.. c1927: digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/dgkeysearchdetail.cfm...
Sharppen said:
The elevated, cast iron (sewer?) pipes with traffic and pedestrians going underneath looks like a catastophe waiting to happen. I wonder how they finished the process?
paladin0110 said:
That wouldn't be a sewer. Maybe it holds electrical wires
Art Siegel said:
I think it is a gas main, probably for use during subway construction. There is an article about their use while building the Broadway subway line from January, 1916: query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=9F0DE1D61739E2...
Sharppen said:
Art Siegel Interesting, I think you're right. Thank you!